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The Movements of the Exercises
Kevin O'Brien • The Ignatian Adventure: Experiencing the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius in Daily Life
To Matt Furey, for devising the Combat Conditioning system Rain uses to maintain his edge, and for sharing some of his incomparable grappling expertise to make Rain’s neck cranks the deadly weapons they are.
Barry Eisler • Winner Take All

Repetitive movement injury risks exist
Dr. James Hoffmann • Scientific Principles of Hypertrophy Training (Renaissance Periodization Book 1)
MFR is, firstly, a treatment modality wherein the therapist applies a low-load, long-duration stretch to the soft tissues of the body, guided by feedback from the recipient’s body to determine stretch direction, force, and duration. Think of it as being gently stretched by someone, perhaps with some gentle pressure from the therapist’s hands along
... See moreAndrew McGonigle • The Physiology of Yoga
Some common directions into which people tend to lose neutral joint position during movement are upper cervical extension, thoracic flexion, scapular elevation and internal rotation, thoracolumbar extension, hip flexion, and foot pronation.
Todd Hargrove • A Guide to Better Movement: The Science and Practice of Moving With More Skill and Less Pain
7 First, excess stiffness at one joint will cause compensatory hypermobility at an adjacent joint that is a team member in the same multisegmental movement. Second, these patterns are to some extent predictable.